GET
request (and other types as well,
but we didn't elaborate in the lecture) is terminated by
two newlines. Why are two necessary? Wouldn't
one newline be sufficient, as in HTTP 0.9?
Content-length:
" header required in
HTTP/1.0?
Content-encoding:
"
header required in HTTP/1.0 as it is for email?
What would the server return? Explain in some detail.GET /Fig1.gif HTTP/1.0<newline><newline>
HEAD
request method used for?
GET
request method
header of the form If-Modified-Since:
If-Modified-Since:
" request. Explain, very
briefly how this works.
GET
request
method to include a "Referer:
" header in the request.
Why is this considered to be a potential privacy issue?